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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. How far back do some of Bill's loyal friendships go?
(a) Forty years.
(b) Fifty years.
(c) Thirty years.
(d) Twenty years.

2. According to Bill, what would a Hillary Clinton presidency likely bring?
(a) A decrease in anti-terrorism measures.
(b) Massive government cutbacks.
(c) An increase in anti-terrorism measures.
(d) Massive government spending.

3. In the examples given in Chapter 1, the children's services department in which state allowed a child to fall through the cracks?
(a) Vermont.
(b) California.
(c) Illinois.
(d) Florida.

4. How did Congressman Torricelli's scandalizing of the CIA hurt the country?
(a) It caused other countries to dislike us.
(b) It caused a massive amount of spending for the CIA trial.
(c) It caused internal anti-terrorism intelligence to stop.
(d) It caused external anti-terrorism intelligence to stop.

5. Which celebrity debated with Bill on why the Taliban was attacked after 9/11?
(a) Rosie O'Donnell.
(b) George Clooney.
(c) Phil Donahue.
(d) Susan Sarandon.

6. According to Bill, how should journalists approach the news in current times?
(a) They should be angry about the corruption and lies in government.
(b) They should be watchful of government, but not angry.
(c) They should be careful not to offend anyone in the government when reporting corruption.
(d) They should be hesitant to report any corruption in government.

7. What does Bill think that many people spend too much time doing?
(a) Feeling sorry for others.
(b) Feeling sorry for themselves.
(c) Worrying about making new friends.
(d) Worrying about keeping friends.

8. What has the phrase, "Christmas holiday" been replaced with by some schools?
(a) Winter holiday.
(b) Winter vacation.
(c) Solstice vacation.
(d) Solstice holiday.

9. What is the key given in Chapter 2 to attracting good friendships?
(a) To be a good person.
(b) To fix all of your friends' problems.
(c) To put your friends' needs before your own.
(d) To be a wealthy person.

10. At the time Who's Looking Out for You? was written, what percentage of American children were born out of wedlock?
(a) Twenty.
(b) Ten.
(c) Thirty.
(d) Forty.

11. When Who's Looking Out for You? was written, how many unaccountable illegal aliens were estimated to be in the country?
(a) Over eight million.
(b) Five million.
(c) Under four million.
(d) Three million.

12. What is the thought of saving up for something considered in current times?
(a) Old-fashioned.
(b) Wise.
(c) Unwise.
(d) Paranoid.

13. How does Bill describe Clinton as President?
(a) Neither inept nor micromanaging.
(b) Inept, but not micromanaging.
(c) Micromanaging, but not inept.
(d) Inept and micromanaging.

14. Which one of the following is not an example of a liberal newspaper?
(a) The Los Angeles Times.
(b) The New York Times.
(c) The Boston Globe.
(d) The Wall Street Journal.

15. What point about the media does Bill make at the beginning of Chapter 4?
(a) The media is not a politician's friend.
(b) The media is not a parent's friend.
(c) The media is unbiased.
(d) The media is biased.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Bill think is an example of something that the government does well?

2. How are fathers who abandon their children punished?

3. What kind of a job did Bill's father work?

4. How does Bill find the country compared to the way it was a hundred years ago?

5. What did Clinton do as President when he received information that Al Qaeda was a threat?

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